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Best Dual Ultrawide Monitor Mounts (Review) in 2022

Last updated at May 8th, 2020

If you are looking for a monitor mount for dual ultrawide monitors, especially 34-Inch monitors, there are two things you need to consider.

In this article, we will take a look at the main things you need to consider when buying a dual ultrawide monitor arm for your setup, and we will review some of the best dual ultrawide monitor mounts and stands.

34-Inch Dual Ultrawide monitors with wide dual monitor mount.

Earlier, we have reviewed and tested single monitor arm for 49-inch Super Ultrawide monitors, so make sure to check that out If you are looking for a super ultrawide monitor arm.

The thing that needs to be considered is the monitor's weight. Ultrawide monitors are usually a lot heavier compared to widely used 27 Inch monitors on the market.

Dual 34-Inch Monitor setup with height adjustable extended monitor arms.

Unfortunately many monitor mounts on the market do not fully support that weight, unless they are marked as heavy duty.

Based on our research and experience, you should make sure that mount supports at least 20 lbs (9kgs) so that It can support the 34 Inch monitor and provide sturdy weight adjustment.

This is a rare setup with Dual 34 Inch LG UltraWide monitors using vertical dual monitor arm.

The second important factor to consider when you are looking for an ultrawide monitor mount is the mount's arm length.

Most dual mounts barely stretch enough to keep two 27-Inch monitors side by side. Because of that, people used to use triple monitor mounts to mount their dual screens. However recently there are some mount that have been release just to solve this problem

Vertical Dual Ultrawide Monitor with fixed ultrawide monitor arm.

Best 34-Inch Dual Monitor Mounts

We have curated a list of heavy duty monitor arms that we think you should consider if you need a monitor arm that can support your UltraWide or 34+ inch monitor, while still providing flexibility for positioning of the monitor.